Stevens Indicator
Spring 2024
Indicator cover, showing collage of woman's face with the letters "AI" as her eyes.

Brain ... Trust?

Stevens professors on AI’s perils and promise.

Feature Stories

Collage of face with the letters "AI" as the eyes

Brain ... Trust?

Stevens professors on AI’s perils and promise.

Illustration of two people in an aquarium looking at fish

[How To] Build an ‘Ethical’ Aquarium

Is it ever OK to keep animals in captivity? Marine science historian and professor Samantha Muka offers four key considerations.

Portrait of a student

Finding Their Place

Discover how student organizations helped six students from across Stevens nurture a sense of community on Castle Point.

Panorama

The View
The future is here, says Stevens President Nariman Farvardin.
Read the President's Message
Indicator
In high demand: See the Class of 2023’s graduation outcomes.
Read Indicator
Feedback
Spring 2024 Letters to the Editor
Read Feedback
MLK Jr. Day of Service
Stevens community honors Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s legacy with service projects on and off campus.
Read about MLK Jr. Day of Service
Campus News
New sustainability honor for Stevens, Dean Prastacos’ record of success, and more.
Read Campus News
Fueling New Solutions to Sustainability
New gift will enable the creation of the Stevens Center for Sustainability
Read more about the grant
Narrowing The Gaps
Stevens plan aims to reduce gender, racial and ethnic disparities in computer science.
Read more about the plan
Conversation Starters
News-worthy commentary by Stevens faculty members recently featured in the media.
Read Conversation Starters
Castle Point
Yuping Huang, Lac Nguyen and Victor Lawrence honored at the Research & Development Council of New Jersey’s 2023 Edison Awards Ceremony.
Read Castle Point
Final Exam
With ‘Haptic Hero,’ a senior design team helps make gaming more fun for young people who are visually impaired.
Read more Final Exam

Impact

Bossing Bad
Professor Howie Xu explains how abusive management practices impact employees unequally — and what bosses can do about it.
Read Bossing Bad
Strategic Connections
Students find ‘math is not a spectator sport’ through senior design projects with Bristol Myers Squibb.
Read Strategic Connections
Torch Bearers
For Associate Professor Ann Mooney Murphy and business leader Jim March M.S. ’07, an early mentoring relationship has evolved into a fruitful professional friendship.
Read Torch Bearers
Cited
Highlights from research recently published by Stevens faculty.
Read Cited

Alumni Profiles

Matthew Ketschke, Stevens Class of 1995 and 1998, leans his right shoulder against the sill of a large window. Behind him, through the window, are bare trees and the gray expanse of the Hudson River.

Making the Grid a Two-Way Street

Matthew Ketschke ’95 M.M.S. ’98

A bird’s eye view of the Jersey City Skyline on a clear day. Toward the middle of the photo, more than a dozen of the city’s buildings are shaded in light blue to denote the properties that alumni Anthony Diaco’s company has built.

Builder of Dreams

Anthony Diaco ’73

Joan Marie Tubungbunua is wearing a bright pink blazer and smiling widely. She’s in the middle of a control room where many chairs and computer monitors are lined up in two rows.

Engineering Future History

Joan Marie Tubungbanua ’22

Alumni News

The Power of Connection
A message from SAA President John Dearborn, Jr. ’79 M.Eng. ’81.
Read the Power of Connection
Alumni Logs
Updates from class officers and alumni.
Read the Alumni Logs
Upstarts
Paul Rea ’06, founder of Ostoh; Kaylon Paterson M.Eng. ’20, CEO of Paterson Aerospace Systems.
Read Upstarts
Out of the Archives: ‘Hazy’ and the Neutrodyne
A Stevens professor’s invention cuts through the static of early radio.
Read Out of the Archives
The Solver: Order Wine Like A Pro
Tony Callendrello ’73 M.Eng. ’80, owner of Vino e Vivo, demystifies restaurant wine lists.
Read the Solver
Two young men are in a canoe, one behind the other. The man in front is sitting, holding an oar in both hands over his head. The man in back is kneeling, also holding an oar in both hands over his head.

Alumni Logs Spring 2024